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Expand Up @@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ The goal is a shorter, more reliable path from deciding what to build to seeing

This direction comes from [how our own way of building software has changed](/evolving-agentic-engineering-at-prisma) over the past year.

At Prisma, we removed sprints and traditional teams. Most work no longer starts in an issue tracker, and [everyone is a Builder](/drive-and-the-maker) who can pick up the most important work in front of them. We are also a smaller company than we were twelve months ago, while engineering velocity, customer happiness, and revenue have all increased.
At Prisma, we removed sprints and traditional teams. Most work no longer starts in an issue tracker, and [everyone is a Builder](/drive-and-the-maker) who can pick up the most important work in front of them.

AI is not the only reason for that change, but it has made one thing very clear: writing the code is becoming a much smaller part of the job.

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